Thursday, June 19, 2025 | St. Lawrence County, NY
To the Editor:
When you think about how expensive food is, don’t forget to consider the high cost of eating cheap food.
As the rates of cancer, obesity, organ failure, chronic …
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To the Editor:
When you think about how expensive food is, don’t forget to consider the high cost of eating cheap food.
As the rates of cancer, obesity, organ failure, chronic pain, autism and birth defects soar, it’s never too late to start eating fresh local food. Now that the farmers markets are open again, you might consider spending a little more on healthy food grown by a local farmer.
If you need more convincing, consider attending the screening of “Food, Inc. 2” on Saturday, May 31 at 7 p.m. at the Canton Methodist Church, 41 Court Street. It’s free!
Also watch our interview with Bob Zufall, local organic and grass fed dairy farmer at wastenorperma.org.
Bob lets his cows do what cows do naturally, eat grass and poop in his fields. Milked just twice a day, his cows live long and happy lives. And so will you if you drink his organic, grass fed milk!
Greg Todd
Canton
